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More than half of surveyed Kiwis used ChatGPT to check health concerns.

Property sales reached $2.02b in year's first half. CBRE described it as robust activity.

Methanex employs around 160 people and represents almost 10% of the Taranaki economy.

Businesses still face new 12.5% tariffs and complex US trade rules pose challenges.

Fonterra expects FY26 underlying earnings at the top of its 60-70c range.

ANALYSIS: Mortgages finally sustainable; only a tiny portion of borrowers are underwater.

Rukumoana Schaafhausen won the new Judges' Choice award.

Qantas loyalty scheme, now far north of being a billion-dollar business, gets new partner.

Workers First union slammed the proposal from a company that makes 'big profits'.

Māori and Pacific tech, AI and robotics aim to inspire in the science and maths fields.

PM accused of throwing stones after multi-year engine issues plagued Air NZ.

Aircraft noise, engine testing at all hours and bird-strike were points in the decision.

While business debt can be a tool for growth, smaller firms are facing hard decisions.

Approval clears a $3.1b deal securing a farmland lease for extension of State Highway 1.

Resort to have 28 pools but use less geothermal water than was initially proposed in 2025.

'It is now time for us to hand over to new owners.' - Ross and Dalls Pendergrast

New Zealand needs long-term energy policy, not reactive political reform.

Regulars at 'agnostic' lounge have one month to collect more points ahead of app shutdown.

Board departures left Winton Land with one independent director.

Claudia Batten appointed to succeed Fyfe as chair of the retailer.

Generus Group has sold one place in the new block for $4m and has another to sell for $6m.

OPINION: Community trust and bottom lines.

Cruise season opens in Auckland as almost 200,000 passengers are expected.

Auckland Council ratepayers have paid out $735.4m for defective buildings since 2011.

Chemist Warehouse's parent company Sigma Healthcare presented its result on Thursday.

Company results in brief.

Former boss Christoper Luxon says the result is bad even in context of worldwide problems.

Nikhil Ravishankar says fares, hedging and fewer flights needed to offset fuel costs.

Company has 38 properties where 7600 people live and 2500 staff work, building more.